Ian Wienand wrote: > You might like to investigate Coverity. We (VMware) use it internally > and I can attest it finds a lot of bugs that would otherwise never get > found (of course I have no idea how much it costs :).
It is horrendously and totally shockingly expensive. US$20k per seat was the figure I heard. > The web interface is pretty sucky though. I've used it. Its actually the worst web interface I've every used for any product. > If it's open source, maybe you can get involved with > > http://scan.coverity.com/ libsndfile is on there. Unfortunately the process is completely fscking appalling and more of an annoying teaser than anything that is useful. They are un-responsive and I can't submit a work in progress to them so I can fix bugs before a release. Instead, I do a release and several months later, by some random process I don't understand, they might get around to scanning the code I released months ago which may bear little resemblance to the code I have now. Erik -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Erik de Castro Lopo ----------------------------------------------------------------- "Who would have believed that reading and writing would pay off?" -- Homer Simpson _______________________________________________ coders mailing list coders@slug.org.au http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/coders
